Penn & Teller Give a Lesson in Sleight Of Hand Using a Cup and Balls | Friday Night W/ Jonathan Ross
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- The Longest-running Las Vegas act in history, Penn & Teller join Jonathan on the couch to talk about Vegas, arguing with David Blaine, and perform the Cheppum Panthum!
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Series 18 Episode 24
[Original Broadcast Date: 9th July 2010]
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Penn doesn’t get enough credit for how brilliant of a speaker he is. This guy can talk nonstop for days and still command everyone’s attention in the room the entire time.
Very true. But at the same time, not enough credit to Teller, a true master at sleight of hand.
He gets a lot of credit for being a great speaker.
@@Slim2oo like I said I agree. But also Teller is an absolute master at sleight of hand, that doesn’t always get recognised.
@@simonmountford6566was referring to the original comment. I agree with you.
The total opposite of my coworker who talks non stop and drives everyone away from him!
Teller has spoken about the artistry and effect of not speaking during performances (besides the college story). His performances are beautiful and feel magical and dramatic without the speaking. And it adds a lot of fun to their act together that one of them doesn't speak. I think he wanted Penn to say a little more on the topic when he was answering the question, lol. Their act together is so good in general that even with "travel" props, they are such a delight to watch. Aluminum foil, plastic cups, a baseball, contacts, and a deck of cards.
I like this presentation, no extra trick at the end, just showing off some smooth sleight of hand
That’s what is beautiful about their comedy/magic presentation. They show the simple methods, thus daring magicians to come up with new variations. They are quite literally forcing innovation by revealing the basics publicly, and it’s working.
Are you serious? This is terrible sleight of hand, every move is super obvious. Unless you're too dumb to know what to look for.
Teller in a talk show is a classic.
10:35 Start of act
3 of clubs is Penn's "force" card.
I wonder how much this interaction had to do with them getting together for Fool Us. I still miss Ross, he was my favorite host of that show. (No shade to the others - they're each good in their own way.)
this is why I need to see how a trick is done to actually be impressed, when I can't see where the switch happens, it's actually good
Yeah, this is a really terrible performance, every move is so obvious.
@@ricardovela2455 no, I've seen bad performances, this was a good one by comparison
Did anyone else notice that Teller was wearing a microphone through the whole act? Why exactly?
At the end of their career, as their final magic trick, they’re going to reveal that Penn was actually mute, and Teller was ventriloquizing him the whole time.
Lol
@@pr-fe This will be my head-canon from now on
This idea is amazing.
Teller speaks after the show. I talked to him once after they did a show in my area.
I might be wrong but isn’t the 3 of Clubs the one they always “force”?
Yes
I think Penn said it was his favorite card.
Do you know how hard it is to get the contact lenses made as well as. They may mess up if different cards and contacts are in play. :)
Penn always forces the three of clubs. The only tricky bit was making Tom Jones pick it. All the rest was just for show. Probably even the force was straight forward for a good conjuror.
Every time P&T let the victim "pick" random card and it's 3 of clubs, I think it's just a hint to fans that "yes, this was a forced card, but let's see what happens now".
Watching it in slow motion does not help.
Help with what? You don't needt slow it down, this is a terrible sleight of hand, each move is super obvious.
I wonder if Tom jones knows his fly is open…
It's not unusual...
others are GOATs. they are GMOATs.
4 - 5 minutes in and... doesn't the other one talk at all...?!!
Nope. Part of the act
And they do explain why. I'm assuming you watched the rest of the video so you would have seen the answer as to why.
The guy named Penn you think will write and won't talk, but never stops talking.
The guy named Teller, doesn't talk.
But hey, there are so many interviews they say why. There's even Teller interviews where he does talk.
Weird that Teller never tells you anything, and Penn just talks and never writes
This is a very disappointing performance by Penn and Teller. It's so insanely obvious when they put balls in the cups it's almost laughable. Hands down their worst performance.
If it's 'insanely obvious' why not offer some evidence? Tell us the time in the video when the trick is done.
In 1977 I bought a sleight of hand book. A lot of it was really hard, as I was only 8 and my hands were really small. Not only that, Star Wars came out that year and hijacked the playtime of all children. I learned how to juggle quite easily, but card tricks (utilizing sleight of hand) were very difficult. I wasn't bad with coins. I am now 54, married, with two wonderful adult children and a lot of friends...all because I didn't pursue magic.
r ur hands still too small to do card tricks
And your point is.....? Oh, you don't have one. You're just pissed off that you have no talent. Hopefully our kids do.